Ahm, thank you. That'll do for now, I think. We now all understand
completely how utterly fantastic you are, and that's good to know for
future reference. Personally, I couldn't think of anything more
prestigious (spelling?) than being named a Lean Machine by Oracle's own
Profit magazine. You don't come much higher than that.
And man, are your numbers bigger than my numbers. Respect! Small wonder
your name is what it is. I bet you can even beat me wrt number of
children you have fathered?
Now, the REDO (capital letters is important here) strikes me as a bit
small. Are your users actually doing anything, or is it a read-mostly
thing you're running? Also, I'd suggest you replace those 20 Sun servers
with a couple of Opteron-loaded standard boxes. Just for your main
production environment, mind you. Might be easier to handle a couple of
standard PC boxes than all those refrigerator-size monsters out in the
big, cold room. The main cold room, that is.
Vauw.
Mogens (aka The Small Dane)
MVE wrote:
We are so efficient at what we do that in 2004 our State of the Art operation was called "Lean Machine" by ORACLE's PROFIT magazine.
Did we get here all because of ORACLE/Solaris? Heck NO! We know what we are doing from top down. But it sure helps especially when you consider that our MAIN production environment consist of 20 servers supported by:
2 DBAs and 2 SA
with the following load:
Data Growth per Year --------------------- Operational DBs 32GB Warehouse DBs 124GB
10GB worth of REDO throughput per 24 hours 3-4 thousand SQL*Net connections per hour
Additionally we manage 12 smaller production databases.
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